mr buttcheeks

Literally such a boring nothing burger movie. Jokes and humor are way too obviously forced. Story is bland and predictable. Characters lack depth and development. The movie tries too hard to be meaningful and good and after all the times of being subjected to watching it multiple times because the only person I know who enjoys it enough to watch on repeat is a family member with down syndrome, I think its safe to say its downright awful.

I expected much more from this movie based on the reviews, but after actually seeing it, I realized it's just another pore gorn (switch the first letters of those words around). Everytime a woman suffered, she was unclothed and acting as if she were in some erotica. NEVER was a man depicted that way. All this movie did was s*xualize women anytime they were hurt. What the hell. Edit: I've lowered my rating bc this movie genuinely is dogsh*t. Spoiler, the true happy ending is only given when the poor women is surrendered to the disgusting creature and allows him to have s*x with her despite her making it very clear throughout the movie, that she doesnt want that. This movie was made primarily for the male gaze, and has such r*pey undertones to it. Not to mention how the "pure of heart" woman is turned into an absolute s*x craved lunatic by the end of it. Is that not a plot used in so many eroticas???? Its such a disgusting, misogynistic movie and was not worth the 2 hours of my life.

The initial reviews really made me think this movie would be like any other generic horror movie, but I was proven wrong. As a teenage girl, the plot surrounding unicorns already intrigued me, since I remember how much I loved unicorns when I was younger. And now, I think this movie may have reawakened that love. For a comedic horror film filled with gore and unconventional deaths, the emotional scenes came as such an unexpected, bittersweet surprise. I found myself in tears near the end from just how beautiful the complex father-daughter relationship was portrayed. And thinking deeper, this movie had such a beautiful message of femininity and what it truly means. The girl you see moody, and "destroying" her body all the time, is just as pure at heart as the fair maidens in the paintings, and I loved that message. Even for a horror film, it had such an empowering message that made me feel great about myself when leaving the theater. I'm not great at writing serious reviews, so this may come off as rambling to whoever may be reading this, but my point stands. This movie was outstanding, from the effects and soundtrack, to the message and acting. I loved it so much

absolute peak.. chicken jockey

screw disney, free palestine🍉🍉🍉

Loved it made me cry but I loved it